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EDS NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT--Four Palestinian police officers lie dead in
a Ramallah office building Saturday March 30, 2002.  The five bodies
(one not pictured) all with gunshot wounds to the head, were laying in
a dark hallway where the walls were spattered with blood and bullet
holes.  (AP Photo/Nasser Nasser)


From:
http://jerusalem.indymedia.org/news/2002/03/1443.php

Five Palestinians executed in Ramallah

Saturday, March 30 2002 @ 05:34 PM GMT

RAMALLAH (LAW SOCIETY): this morning, five Palestinians have been found
dead in Taiboun building in Ramallah.  The bodies were found by Maher
Shalabi, correspondent for Dubai TV.

This morning at 10.30 he entered the building and discovered the bodies
of Khaled Fathi Mahmoud Awad (33), Ismail Ibrahim Zaid (56), Said Hamam
Abdelrahman (60), Abdelrahman Tawfiq Abdallah (58), and Omar Muhammad
Musa (54).

Last night, Israeli forces had surrounded the building and prevented
anyone from entering.  The building includes offices of several media
agencies, including MBC, Dubai TV, internet provider Palestine Online,
and Cairo Amman Bank.

All five have been identified as officers in the Palestinian security
forces.  They were found in one room.  All five bodies were lying next
to each other.  They were injured in their faces and killed by gunshots
in the head.  Furthermore, eyewitnesses have told LAW that it seemed
that the bodies were sprayed by bullets.  On the ground lay many shells
of bullets.  Blood was found on the walls.

LAW's assessment suggests that these five officers have been executed. 

LAW emphasizes that extra-judicial executions constitute willful
killings, which are a grave breach of the Fourth Geneva Convention and
as such constitute war crimes subject to universal jurisdiction.  Under
Article 8 of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court,
these grave breaches constitute war crimes.  Whatever policy the
Israeli government chooses to implement, it must by within the limits
imposed by international humanitarian and human rights law.

Extra-judicial killings cannot be reconciled with the Fourth Geneva
Convention, which seek to protect the lives of protected persons, and
violate human rights norms that affirm the right to life and the
prohibition on execution of civilians.

Israel's ongoing human rights violations further illustrates the need
for the immediate deployment of an international protection presence to
prevent violations of the Fourth Geneve Convention and to protect
Palestinian protected persons within the Occupied Palestinian
Territories.

LAW - The Palestinian Society for the Protection of Human Rights and
the Environment calls for a thorough, independent, and effective
international investigation into violations of the Fourth Geneva
Convention in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, including war
crimes, and calls for those found responsible for such actions to be
tried before an international court.